• Adele's '25' Moves 3.48 Million Copies in Debut Week, Besting Everyone Else by A Lot

    Adele's new album '25' has officially sold 3.38 million copies in it's release week. Her number of albums sold is the record-taker for a first sales week since 1991, when Nielson Music started to follow point-of-sale music purchases. Her third studio album was released on Nov. 20 by XL Recordings/Columbia. It has already beat out album sales records held my N'SYNC and Britney Spears.

  • 'Queen of the Clouds' Singer Tove Lo Performs "Moments" on James Corden [WATCH]

    Following a North American tour and a re-release of her multi-platinum album 'Queen of the Clouds,' Tove Lo appeared on 'The Late Late Show With James Corden' to perform her latest single "Moments." The singer also just released an official music video for "Moments" in addition to a lyrics video released in September to announce her tour.

  • Justin Bieber Spotted at College Bar, Buys Shots for USC Students

    Justin Bieber has been erratic as of late, canceling gigs at 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as well as showing up at concerts where he is not expected. However, in a new off the wall stunt, Bieber was spotted at a college bar in L.A. and bought shots for University of Southern California (USC) students this past Friday night (November 27).

  • Woman Reportedly Dies From Drug Overdose at Stereosonic Festival in Australia

    Electronic music festivals have come under fire for the number of overdoses in recent years, and now a woman has reportedly died from a drug overdose at Stereosonic Festival in Australia. The traveling event is unique to Australia and more than 50,000 people attended the first date of the event in Sydney at Olympic Park.

  • Sinead O'Connor Attempted Suicide After Facebook Note, Now Safe Per Reports

    Irish singer Sinead O'Connor has been through a lot over the past 48 hours and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. After posting a lengthy suicide note to her Facebook page yesterday morning (November 29), the artist supposedly attempted suicide by overdosing in an Irish hostel prior to being nursed back to health under medical supervision. She is now safe and sound.

  • Stars Robert Plant, David Gilmour, Yoko Ono, Thom Yorke & More Sign Climate Change Petition

    Among dozens of celebrities and stars coming together to help prevent climate change, Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, Yoko Ono, Radiohead's Thom Yorke, David Bowie and more have signed an open letter crafted by environmental sustainability non-for-profit Julie's Bicycle. In hopes to combat the alarming changes in climate, the letter was penned to the leadership in charge of the impending Paris Climate Conference.

  • Skrillex Shares Terrifying GTA 'Red Lips' Remix Music Video

    Skrillex has unveiled the music video to his long-awaited remix for GTA's track with Sam Bruno "Red Lips." The remix has been floating around in various unfinished forms over the past year from live sets played by Skrillex and a few of his closest friends in the industry, but now with the new music video fans have a taste his first remix in a long time and one that embodies the gritty sound heard on Recess.

  • Taylor Swift Fulfills Fan Wish & Meets Young Australian Girl Facing Hearing Loss

    Taylor Swift is known for being an extremely philanthropic celebrity, always lending a helping hand to her fans and those in need. After giving Swifties endless gifts with a star-studded '1989' Tour, featuring the talents of Mick Jagger, Alanis Morissette, Uzo Aduba, Ellie Goulding and tons more, Swift recently gave one young fan in Australia ever bigger gift -- the ability to fulfill her wish of meeting her musical hero before losing her hearing.

  • Nero "Into The Night" Music Video Released From 'Between II Worlds'

    UK three-piece electronic music group Nero have unveiled the music video for their latest single "Into The Night," taken from their latest album Between II Worlds. The animated video follows two lovers and their journey through some dystopic futuristic city where Nero play small clubs, large men guzzle dangerous green chemicals and violence reigns supreme.
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